Motorcycle Ear Plugs Wind Noise, Concert Ear Plugs Hearing Protection, 25-30dB Noise Reduction Earplugs for Concerts, Sleep, Motorcycle, Work, Gifts for Women Men. 8 Eartips, Black

I have tried multiple ear plugs for reducing wind noise. All seemed to be pretty good at noise reduction Note that I do not have a cycle with a loud exhaust, so I was seeking relief from wind noise. Last Black Friday, I bought a Pack Talk Edge intercom unit with ear speakers and found that the reduced space with the installed speakers pushed the ear plugs into my ear so far that I could not remove with my fingers. I started to carry a tweezers to safely extract the plug from my ear canal. So - my search for more comfortable ear plugs that were compatible with in-helmet speakers started... I spent about $110 on four ear plugs and was frustrated until I found these. Easy to use and easy to remove. Comfortable in my ear. Works for reducing wind noise -just enough so I can still hear sounds around me while in traffic. I think that they will last for a medium-long time. When they get greasy and dirty, they are affordable to buy replacements. These fit well inside my ILM modular helmet and do not compress into my ear canal. I can easily remove from my ears with my fingers. They reduce the wind noise and allow me to safely chat with other riders in my group. I bought two sets of these and needed to exchange the included silicone ear cups to fit my ears. This kit comes with a small clam shell holder container that works okay. The holder needs to be not black to help keep track of it inside a pannier or pocket. While the clam shell works for function and has good closure pressure, it should be easier to open.

I did not think these would work and they would be junk. To my surprise, these work very well and really cut down on the wind noise. I was pleasantly surprised.

The HIQUODIN Ear Plugs do a good job at reducing the volume and are comfortable to wear. The key though is to use ear tips that fit right. Too loose and they will fall out and not block the noise well, too tight and they will be uncomfortable and may fall out. There is some noticeable high frequency attenuation which sacrifices some clarity on the high end, but you'd probably rather have that then getting those high energy sound waves getting into your ear. Those are the most damaging to your ear. You can still enjoy the music though. The case is small, so you can put it in your jeans pocket without a hassle. Since both the case and the earplugs are black it can be hard to find area in the case where to put them back. The manufacturer in my opinion should have at least made the inside of the case a bright color so you can see where to place them. After all in many cases you will using the earplugs in a dark environment. If you don't put them in the right spot it's very easy to drop them on the floor. Overall though the HIQUODIN Ear Plugs are pretty good at their price point.

Riding motorcycles for decades and could never find earplugs that work. They either fall out, are uncomfortable, or just don’t work. Until now. The different size earpieces are key. They really block out wind noise at speed. They stay in place and I forget I’m even wearing them. Already bought a second pair just incase and gave away the box of foam ones that didn’t work for me.

They do dampen the noise a bit, but i have a LOUD bike and its just not quite enough.

Used all last season and would recommend anyone riding alot. Keeps ears from ringing after long rides.

I wore these on a 35-40 min ride on my Harley with a full face helmet on (shoei x-fifteen) with face shield closed, and I suffered hearing loss in one ear for at least 6 hours after. Sometimes they perform better than others, but it's hard to keep them properly in your ears when placing your helmet on your head (they stick out too much). I wouldn't recommend these after losing significant hearing in one ear until the next morning.

Works well.